Self-care platform

From record to insight

Bring your scattered records together and see your body's pattern.

Log meals, sleep, symptoms, and mood in three seconds, and your scattered records line up on one timeline. The answer to “why do I always crash at 2 p.m.” comes from there.

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Observe & record

The clearest way to see yourself = observation

Logged across 12 blocks, emotion, physical condition, symptoms, mental activity, and more, you can step back and watch yourself shift across the ~28-day cycle. From the first-person spiral of “why am I like this” to the third-person note “ah, this state has come up”, that one step of distance is where objectivity begins.

EmotionPhysical ConditionMental ConditionSymptomsMental ActivityObservationBody MapInterventionIntakeActivityDaily LifeHabitsEmotionPhysical ConditionMental ConditionSymptomsMental ActivityObservationBody MapInterventionIntakeActivityDaily LifeHabits

Emotion · pain · thought → material that completes your map

1st person · absorbed

“I'm annoyed. What's wrong with me?”

“Hurting again. Am I the problem?”

“Childhood trauma keeps coming back.”

3rd person · observing

“Irritation is rising right now.”

“A pain appeared in the right abdomen.”

“Oh, this time it's showing me this scene.”

We help you train to look in the third person, not be absorbed in the first.

비보미 정신 활동 블록 — 맴돌기·걱정 루프 기록
비보미 정서 블록 — 수축·우울감 칩 기록

Observation and recording alone make the ‘distancing’ used in CBT easy in everyday life.

89%

89% of beta testers said they ‘felt lighter.’ When anxiety rises or pain appears, they no longer inflict secondary psychological harm on themselves.

How we look at it

How vivome sees it.

“I'm just this kind of person”“I'm just in this state right now”

Slicing the day into blocksSpending energy to match your state

Trying to control everythingSorting what to change from what to let go

Effortless logging

One tap, and it's logged.

No complex forms. Tap an icon, then add intensity and time with one hand.

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Write tab

Write like you talk, it becomes chips.

Jot one line freely, like “I had coffee earlier, and suddenly my head hurts,” and vivome auto-sorts it into chips like coffee and headache, and stacks them on your calendar.

Log what happened today
🤕Coffee 1Headache 1
Chips stack on your calendar automatically
Write tab · time resolution

Yesterday's story lands on yesterday.

Write “my head hurt yesterday, and the day before too” today, and the headache chips land on yesterday and the day before — each on its own date. “It started about 3 hours ago” resolves to that time. Catch up days later; your records still go to the days things happened.

Log what happened today
2 days ago🤕Headache
Yesterday🤕Headache
Today📝Entry
You wrote it today — the chips go to the days it happened
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Scattered records

Where are your records scattered right now?

GPT chat logs, period-app symptoms, workout routines, food photos, notes-app journals, kept apart, they can't answer “why did I feel good that day?” vivome brings them onto one timeline.

As records build, patterns appear

01

Bring scattered records into one view

Calendar and insights place meals, sleep, symptoms, and emotions together on a single timeline.

02

Find signals that move together

Short sleep, heavy body days, and relationship moments become easier to compare without turning them into a diagnosis.

03

Narrow the next thing to observe

Instead of overwhelming analysis, vivome points to the next signal worth watching as your records grow.

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Your day at a glance

Your day flows along a timeline.

Morning coffee, an afternoon headache, a sleepless late night, the scattered pieces you'd never remember line up in order. Photos, symptoms, sleep, and emotions connect on one screen, so you can see at a glance what overlapped on any given day.

All in one view

Photos, symptoms, sleep, and emotions organized on a single timeline.

Month · week · day

From the monthly flow down to the minute, narrow it to exactly what you want.

Not a journal that piles up

Not a journal that piles up data, a journal that gets read.

The problem isn't a lack of records, it's that records never connect to the context of your life. vivome doesn't make you write more; it makes the traces you already have readable, turning “I don't know why this is so hard” into “in these conditions, this pattern repeats.”

Other journals
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Records pile up, but just sit there
Lined up on a timeline; patterns emerge
“Feeling off”, with no idea why
Down to location, intensity, and context
Lumped into mood, condition, notes
12 blocks show what overlapped
Photo records

Acne close-ups, body-check shots, stool photos for the record.

All the photos you'd rather no one in your gallery saw — keep them in vivome and review them as data, by date.

Sorting ends the moment you upload

Sort in a tap, right where your thumb sits — bottom-right, the easiest spot to reach. Shoot on the spot with the quick camera below, too. Then browse by type or by date in your Photo Library and Calendar.

vivome photo attach screen — vertical category chips (food, bathroom, face, daily) and quick-capture

Photo & text shield

Sensitive photos — face, body-check, bathroom — and the diary entries you'd rather forget can each be covered with their own shield.

Long-press menu on a diary bubble — Hide
  • Safe storage only you can open
  • No duplicate uploads
  • Semi-auto removal from your gallery after upload keeps duplicates out
  • Move back from vivome to your gallery with the original data 100% intact — re-saved with the capture date unchanged

Data tab

3-second taps + long-form text + photos, auto-analyzed together

Not just body condition, mood, and exercise — the people around you, your thoughts, and what happened to you are all turned into statistics right on your phone.

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People around me

Calendar relationship orbit chart
02

Sleep & energy patterns

Calendar sleep and energy patterns
03

Calendar filters

Calendar body-map filter
04

Energy map

Insight energy map

The insights tab includes 18 analysis views, from energy maps and brain maps to cycle rhythm, emotional signals, and people maps. It can extract 85 measurement types from text and OCR records.

One photo, logged

AI photo recognition

Snap a photo of the toilet, and AI automatically logs the form, color, and volume. A loose stool is logged as diarrhea too, so you can see how many days it happened this month right on the calendar, without counting by hand.

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vivome, connecting the whole patient journey

One person's record becomes the next person's hope

Record → asset → share → met again at a new patient's search stage

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Record

3-sec tap · 12 axes

🤖

AI cross-analysis

dose×sleep×fatigue

📊

Insight

pattern found

📖

E-book

AI semi-automatic

Semi-automatic publishing

🌍

Global share

🔄

Next experiencer

vivome supports every stage

Record

Icon tab 3-sec + text-tab AI

12 axes at once, gaps become data

AI · Insight

Calendar · Insight

Long-term course + hormone overlay · learns stable conditions

E-book

Home-tab e-books

Structured experience search · a path of hope, not fear

Global share

E-book curation + revenue share

90-day experience loop, 70% settlement

Next experiencer

Experience metadata + AI search

Structured by action, lower search cost

Reading

Your records become an ebook

"Egg retrieval — 60-day diary", "Two weeks plant-based: condition & digestion changes" — vivome weaves your diary into a publishable ebook by topic. Wellness content curated by real experience lives on the Home tab.

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In a world that keeps telling you you're not enough, vivome says you are already whole.

The founder's story · it began with cancer
Read the founder's story
Our promise

What vivome won't do.

What defines vivome is as much what it refuses to do as what it does. Here is what we've committed to.

  • We won't push you with scores, badges, or rankings. Self-observation isn't a contest to do better, it's seeing things as they are.
  • We won't attach diagnoses or pathology labels. vivome is a self-understanding tool, not a medical one, and it won't pin you as “just that kind of person.”
  • We won't make you compare with others. Your data isn't a report card against an average, it's a map that only means something to you.
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Your data

How we handle your data

  • No name, contact, gender, or age — you start with an anonymous ID
  • AI that reads your records runs on your own device, for your eyes only
  • Advanced analysis is sent encrypted, and the original content is never stored on our servers
  • App–web sync end-to-end encrypts your original entries and sensitive data
Read the privacy policy
Pricing

Logging is free, depth is Pro

Logging is free forever. When you want to read yourself more deeply, that's when you go Pro.

Free

$0

Free forever

  • All logging, intake, habits, symptoms, emotions
  • Calendar · basic stats (tap chip for individual stats & edit)
  • AI replies: 10/month
  • Voice notes: 10 min/month
  • Free record backup — 10GB text-only, encrypted originals
Start for free

vivome Pro

Popular

US$9.90

/month

  • Premium analytics
  • AI replies: 300/month
  • Voice notes: 500 min/month
  • Cloud backup 100GB · includes images · E2E encryption
  • Multi-device sync
  • Unlimited PDF export
  • Free e-book publishing
How it's used

When a record becomes a mirror

Use vivome every day, and moments like these add up.

I started logging sleep, and saw my headaches were tied to it.
Logging emotions, I could tell in advance which days I'd fall apart.
When burnout hit, I saw my own pattern with my own eyes for the first time.
In the exam room, my scattered everyday records became the most honest clue.

Bring your scattered records together.

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